Kurdish SDF Fighters Raping 2 Arab Hostage Women

[wvwvw]

iran seems to be the big winner in the middle east, albeit at an expensive price.

actually i don't care much. turkey should not interfere in middle eastern conflicts anyway. let them neutralize each other..

Should not? Please, Turkey is a BIG sponsor of terrorism around the world.

Right now it occupies part of Syria, its support for isis groups is well documented

Turkey Charged With Running Foreign Terrorist "Rat Line" Into Libya
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...rat-line-libya

It occupies Cyprus and is drilling in Cypriot waters

It funds islamic extremism in Europe

Even in America

Turkey: State-run media calls upon Turks to donate to Rep. Ilhan Omar’s campaign fund

[casedelpapel]

Keep dreaming we all can dream. Assyrians don’t like Kurds, and they are allying on temporary basis and do to small numbers. Kurds are mostly Muslim conservative and tribal the majority of them. Greater Kurdistan can I see historical resource and map of this state or it’s just a nationalistic dream. An independent Kurdistan will most likely be rife with religious strive. Sunni Kurd vs Yezidi vs Shia vs Alevi etc. Sorani Kurds are way more sectarian than Arabs and look down on Shia and Alevi Kurds.

Erbil, Kurdistan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wNSfGqkemM


Karbala, Iraq
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaOFdKjRYuI


the only place rife with religious strive are the arab areas Iraq, it lead to an ethnic genocide and the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of people. In Syria, the Shia Alawite regime bombs other Arabs with fire bombs, thermobaric bombs and WMD, in Yemen, a coalition of Sunni Arab states is flying daily attacks against the Shia minority, i feel humbled that you care so much about potential sectarianism between us Kurds but i believe your worries are a little bit misplaced here.
Sorani Kurds are the least sectarian people all over Iraq and Iran, by the way i am one of them, what are you talking about ? Wherever we Kurds manage to rule ourself, political islam has no chance, its only in Turkey where the AKP pushs the agenda and the iranian regime creating sectariasm to undermine iranian culture and history and to replace it with their ideology. Iran is by definition a sectarian state, Iraq has seen sectarian violence on a massive scale but it does not bother you and according to you Iraq has despite all the atrocities and the killings the right to exist, but Kurdistan not, because you allege it out of your ass.
The kurdish problems have to nothing to do with sectarian policy but more with Leftists and even Anarchists vs. Capitalists vs. other Capitalists, there s zero talk about introducing islamic rule, you have to be even very careful to show off your religion too much, especially after ISIS because our dear muslim brothers showed again what they think about Kurds, Muslim or not.

Erbil has developed into one of the main hubs of the United States Military in the region and they are building the biggest "consulate" of the USA there plus the economy is picking up pace again, sometimes a war can have bad consequences but Necirwan Barzani did a good job and managed to held everything together.

[MS85]

What did he do

Committed a genocide in Sinjar (Shengal), to this day he is supporting Daesh/ISIS/Turkey and didn't start a conflict against Shia/Iran. The idea was to start a 'civil' war in Iraq after the referendum on independence. But Barzani and Sunni Muslims actually never wanted to fight Iran. And Barzani never supported independent Kurdistan, because Barzani is a Turkish agent. All this was a bluff and a lie to the US from the very beginning.

Erdogan and Barzani wanted a Caliphate with Erdogan as a Sultan and it was never in their mind to fight Iran/Shia.


The biggest enemies of Rojava in Syria are Barzani and Erdogan.

[StonyArabia]

Erbil, Kurdistan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wNSfGqkemM


Karbala, Iraq
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaOFdKjRYuI


the only place rife with religious strive are the arab areas Iraq, it lead to an ethnic genocide and the expulsion, Sorani Kurds are the least sectarian people all over Iraq and Iran, what are you talking about, wherever we Kurds manage to rule ourself, political islam has no chance, its only in Turkey where the AKP pushs the agenda and the iranian regime creating sectariasm to undermine iranian culture and history and to replace it with their ideology. Iran is by definition a sectarian state, Iraq has seen sectarian violence on a massive scale but it does not bother you and according to you Iraq has despite the right to exist, but Kurdistan not because you allege it out of your ass.
The kurdish problems have to nothing to do with sectarian policy but more with Leftists and even Anarchists vs. Capitalists vs. other Capitalists, there s zero talk about introducing islamic rule, you have to be even very careful to show off your religion too much, especially after ISIS because our dear muslim brothers showed again what they think about Kurds, Muslim or not.

Erbil has developed into one of the main hubs of the United States Military in the region and they are building the biggest "consulate" of the USA there plus the economy is picking up pace again, sometimes a war can have bad consequencres but Necirwan Barzani did a good job and managed to held everything together.

How come Shia Kurds never supported independent Kurdistan and would rather be under Shia Arab control? Can you answer that? Btw if you are pro-Kurdistan what are you doing in Germany?

[Ice]

Should not? Please, Turkey is a BIG sponsor of terrorism around the world.

Right now it occupies part of Syria, its support for isis groups is well documented

Turkey Charged With Running Foreign Terrorist "Rat Line" Into Libya
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...rat-line-libya

It occupies Cyprus and is drilling in Cypriot waters

It funds islamic extremism in Europe

Even in America

Turkey: State-run media calls upon Turks to donate to Rep. Ilhan Omar’s campaign fund

Isis is created by usa/israel/saudi arabia to weaken assad's regime. erdogan has supported these troops in exchange for bribe from rich gulf states. but since 2016, turkey and qatar has been following a different path.

Turkey will make peace with Assad. Russia will act here as a mediator. Mark my words..

[Armenian Bishop]

They took over those lands because the Assyrians are too weak to lay claim on those lands. Most Assyrians have been ethnically cleansed by the likes of isis. The point is the Assyrians there are too small a community to claim an independent state. Kurds co-existed in the same region with the Assyrians for millenia, so they might as well take over those lands, and grant Assyrian autonomy within a Kurdish state.

The Kurds have co-existed with the Assyrians there for a long time. Assyrians probably have more in common with the Kurds than with the Beduin Iraqis in the south.

The Assyrians are far weaker now, than a century ago, primarily because Kurds collaborated with the Young Turk Committee for Union and Progress (CUP); and, the Kurds helped the CUP ethnically cleanse the Assyrians, as well as the Armenians. I've even spoken with a few Assyrians (in California), whom simply don't like Kurds, because of what happened a century ago.

Unlike the Armenians, there were no orders to deport Assyrians. The attacks against them were not of a standardized nature and incorporated various methods; in some cities, all Assyrian men were slain and the women were forced to flee. These massacres were often carried out upon the initiatives of local politicians and Kurdish tribes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_genocide

Estimates on the overall [Assyrian] death toll have varied ... David Gaunt accepts the figure of 275,000 deaths as reported by the Assyrian delegation at the Treaty of Lausanne and ventures that the death toll would be around 300,000 because of uncounted Assyrian-inhabited areas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_genocide

[wvwvw]

stop projecting your swarth on me.

You’re a mental case, you pop out of the blue to project your mental illness on others.

I’m not swarthy and I could not possibly project any swarth on you, since Syria is defacto Swarthiland.

[casedelpapel]

How come Shia Kurds never supported independent Kurdistan and would rather be under Shia Arab control? Can you answer that? Btw if you are pro-Kurdistan what are you doing in Germany?

Thats only partially true, Shia communities in Khaneqiun and Mandali etc. are staunchly pro KRG, the other shia communities have left the kurdish areas and settled in Baghdad longtime ago, they are to a degree assimilated into the wider population and the other reason is simply because how KDP and PUK behave, they undermine eachother in order to prevent the other to gain support or popularity, thats why all attempts failed to penetrate into the community and they had to arange themself otherwise, nonetheless, there are no tensions and no risk and Shia Kurds are free to move into the KRG. Our political movement is secular and everyone is welcome to take part, even Nonkurds, Kurdistan is a vision of peace and brotherhood which only we Kurds can gurantee, Arabs, Persians and Turks have already failed miserably and the Armenians disqualified themself from the moment they regained their independence.

[Profileid]

You’re a mental case, you pop out of the blue to project your mental illness on others.

I’m not swarthy and I could not possibly project any swarth on you, since Syria is defacto Swarthiland.

I'm a white anglo saxon. you're a dark greek woman with a unibrow. you obsessively mention middle eastern countries because you think "well at least we're whiter than them!"

[wvwvw]

The Assyrians are far weaker now, than a century ago, primarily because Kurds collaborated with the Young Turk Committee for Union and Progress (CUP); and, the Kurds helped the CUP ethnically cleanse the Assyrians, as well as the Armenians. I've even spoken with a few Assyrians (in California), whom simply don't like Kurds, because of what happened a century ago.

Unlike the Armenians, there were no orders to deport Assyrians. The attacks against them were not of a standardized nature and incorporated various methods; in some cities, all Assyrian men were slain and the women were forced to flee. These massacres were often carried out upon the initiatives of local politicians and Kurdish tribes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_genocide

Estimates on the overall [Assyrian] death toll have varied ... David Gaunt accepts the figure of 275,000 deaths as reported by the Assyrian delegation at the Treaty of Lausanne and ventures that the death toll would be around 300,000 because of uncounted Assyrian-inhabited areas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_genocide

My point is the Assyrians were too weak to resist the Muslim fanatics, let alone ever assert statehood. The colonial powers of Europe were dead against it. They were against an Independent Kurdistan too.

Now the Kurds is a very populous nation and the world can no longer blunt for the fact they remain stateless. The Assyrians can now only hope for autonomous within a Kurdish, or Iraqi state.